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Re: Heppie post# 168836

Saturday, 06/13/2009 8:25:36 AM

Saturday, June 13, 2009 8:25:36 AM

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Hi Heppie- I am in agreement with you all the way. I don't think anyone was happy with that 10K. Personally I wasn't expecting any real groundbreaking good news from it. I do admit it was worse than I expected and can't see why anyone would be "happy" with it other than it was filed and accepted by the SEC. Yes they have some problems to deal with. On top of the problems now comes very unhappy shareholders to deal with. But, when you go public and take public monies you had better learn to deal with shareholders. It's part of the deal.

The 2 things that are almost always the cause of business failures are undercapitalization and mismanagement. I'd like to make this a post to reassure everyone that everything will be OK, the company is doing just fine and it's all good. I can't do that. No one can say for sure. Welcome to pennystock world.

In my opinion, I think they will get over this big bump in the road. It will take time. I'm still looking at the big picture of a changing funeral industry and this company on the leading edge of it. For now I'm willing to wait it out. Each individual investor has to chose for him or her self what they will do. Everyone's circumstances are different. What might change my mind? - Another reverse split. It would be the death of any kind of investor confidence left.

Right now I'm waiting for the 10Q. Haven't sold any shares on the releae of the K and won't as long as the Q's are improving with each quarter and no reverse splits.

Disappointed but not down and out yet-

............al

I may not agree with what you say, but have fought and will continue to fight for your right to say it. USArmy 1966-1975

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